Denver police are citing more homeless people for trespass. Here’s where, and what it means.

Denver's police officers are rarely arresting homeless people under the city's "camping ban" — but the city is increasingly using other laws to move people along, according to a new report from the University of Denver.

Denver “won’t be bullied or blackmailed,” mayor says as city officials propose limiting cooperation with ICE

Mayor Michael Hancock, Denver City Council members and immigrant advocates have united behind an ordinance that would give force of law to city policies.

Denver leaders to introduce joint plan to protect immigrant rights in face of ICE

Henry Brown’s legacy: Denver’s skewed street plan and the 125-year-old Brown Palace

The hotel turns 125 years old this month. Its historian, Debra Faulkner, was kind enough to offer a sneak peek at the artifacts and stories that will soon be on display.

Denver is set to decide on its biggest potential action against ICE yet. Here’s how the debate is shaping up

In a 5-1 vote, a Denver City Council committee advanced a proposal that would strictly limit how much local law enforcement cooperates with ICE.

ICE officer shot man in head after foot chase and confrontation in Denver, police say

New videos show ICE arresting immigrants at Denver courthouse, despite local leaders’ requests

This is a controversial practice that Denver officials have asked ICE to stop because it scares people away from participating in the justice system.

Odd spot: Inside the Althea Center, Cheesman Park’s one-of-a-kind church

The Althea Center for Engaged Spirituality descends from an era when Denver teemed with new religious movements.

Denver asks ICE to stay away from courthouses, schools and other “sensitive areas”

A video shows ICE agents waiting in a Denver courthouse hallway. Here’s why that’s controversial.

This video is evidence of something immigration attorneys insisted was happening and that local officials had said was not happening.

Odd Spots: The Articulated Wall, better known as the I-25 french fries

How now! What's that yellow beacon on the horizon?

The newest painted lady of Highland, plus six more of Denver’s most colorful houses

How an ex-NFL player and a cautious councilwoman became the champions of Denver’s skate scene

Odd Spots: The colorful houses of Bail Bonds Row, featuring a man named Red and an unsolved murder

A woman born in 1917 and a bail bondsman named Red have kept one of the most colorful parts of Civic Center alive for decades.

Odd Spots: Why the red and white house at Alameda and Logan has so many flowers

A lonely little house near Union Station just sold for seven figures

There is no word yet on the plans for this house built in 1890.

This odd spot is the last building on Denver’s Division Street

One of the Union Station neighborhood's most unusual artifacts hides in the backyard of a few hundred people.